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! ion with which to while away lci'ut
hour, but as to having her for a wife -
| I'd rather be excuscd"
Edward Renvillo's eyes emitted steey
glcam Mt Rollettes insulting words, hui no
only said:
"Thcn you will not wipe away the STAN
your pertidy has cast upon h1r namef You
will not atone for the wrong you nave
donem
"Cortainlv mott" said tho doctor, cooliy.
"Y0u poor, pusllanimous rascal"
"Sirr" exclaimed tbs doctor, angri!y,
"Your words tonight have been too INSULT
ing to be borne AMI nothing but your blood
vii. repay theml"
Indeed Blood letting Is your profess
sion, believe"
at is, sir, and il you have tho courage TO
meet mo in mortal combat ! VIII exercise
that Dor ion Of my accomplishment WITHIN
the next twenty four hoursW
81 shall be- happy to accommodate you
and rs IL is my privileg, to select tho
weapons they will be pistols, NJ ton yards
distance, 10 be firsd simultaneous y"
Rolctte was inwardly surprised at tho
Young mans cool aud business Ike way OF
taking the matter.
very WtlI huO" Va " H1''"
tho suburbs where we can repair IA early
as convenient IN the morning We VIII
need no seconds, but tho coachman VINO
conveys US will b. reliable third party
who will soc fair play. viii this DO salts
fBtOryp
"Porfectly. I would simply odd that
yourself and coachman be IN waiting AZ
four "A. m in front Of the Hotel Vand meP
III. Ill a n
affairs being satisfactorily settled Tor tue
present the men left the ofiic'.
Morning was dawning in the east Down
suburban road u carriage was rapdly
moving. II stopped fore magn hcent
grove Of oaks and three men descended
and entnre tn incOsurc by mhAns OF
st,lc They were R,lctte, Rhnyiile and
the driver Of the vehicle.
A suitable place vas soon fount and tho
distance measured. Az the cpmbh'ant'
took their places the coachman handed each
a loadct y ttOl an then taxing his o'itlon
mi lway between them, and slightly 10 ono
side. prculJed 20 give tho signal for firing.
60 e."
There WAS loud c'ia1, click "a th, ham
nrc~s Of the pistols were drawn back to full
cock
"IW5w
Each layrl,d hip weapon and glanced at
his antggont, t ross the gliotcntug barrel.
"rhrnc fire"
Wlh the mingled reports Of the pistols
boin men fell VIZ thing to the grouni, the
blood flowing freely from thor wounds.
But Edward &cnyiilc STRUGGLED 10 his
feet md toarug away The ayy mu3taohe
and gpa'aa revealed not Edward, but Alice
Rnnviiel
"Galpb Rollette, | have my rcvGagc"
she cried "Though / die, It ia with the
knlw.AlEl that you share the Same fate
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1t ia for tbs have liyel during tho three
long years sine became aware Of your
rcrtidy and now death is sweotW
She fell back exhausted.
Her worls seemed 70 heap frcsh agonios
On Ro,lcttc's head for his fTo became con-
tort,d with mnntaI anguish aidcd 10 his
bOliy suferiugs.
A. he gAzad on her face his former love
Cor her camo back with tcn-fold force and
with his expiring energies he crept to her
81
a, d thus they were found few hours
later The coachnan kept the secret and
the busy world only knew of double
murder which hld been committed, the
orig and cause Of which WAS shrouiel in
lrnnNnotrabL0 mYstarY. PAU H. LEAR.
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The New Boarter.

'E was just hover from Hold Hingiand'
doncher nav.
As ne leaned over the eaiustrade ne
caught sight Of his londlady, and gave NJ:
order for breakfast after tho very choicest
S Vie OF cockncy culture.
"Mch deah madam. Hive been ringing
'a'f an our; pray do me the favaw In oastls
hal ,ut that centecl little bswdy non yours
har let meh ave IN nice mutton cnawp
wei broilcd-.la cup hof your pes
Tvc ny tea, with ha dash NON tnef
cwet~. Ia nice 'ot buttawd wolf a lev
waite ,esscs-tha mawning pappaW, honc
tell Ia thief hon ha bhoy 100 blacks tho
boots that hif e dont make 'ssse Hill Gu
his liver bout"
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TURKEYQUlLL ETCHINGS.
Old-Times scenes and Incidents Along the
Wabash.

Wabash.
XI.-"TIIE DOOR OF THE WABASH"
People at talks bout lnJuns p ,undun a
gourJ aginst the groun fur thur dainsun
music DOM know nuthun about ut" SAID
the NJ jor, looking thoughtfuly At the Old
fidd e that stil hung by u string to q Nall
In tho log above The door.
"The biggest Injun they was then along
the Woobasht WAS a fellrr 1T went by the
cGerce name NV the ID lor OF the Wob-
basht' He was OIL Chief TcrDaCher's son,
IN he WIS a pun good un, 100.
ale asst Cl1rk IL let him hop aWnlo The
Bridish II IA lllsky I'm V 'onnos. But
G ark was lectc might juborco NV the
Door I'm 80 he III .nkoi Inn mighty
fr My un sliI he'd be < I'd Nv his hep, 81
he wawnt so bImo full-hanIod 1T ne
wouldn't know whut to do " tn his extra
mon.
80 when Hamilton surron iored, Clark
see at th1 Door mout be shet agln any more
Rrithsh, a!rrywayS. SO he sent Nose
II nry un ole man Hollum 10 make treaty
with i'm.
"Mo,o taken his fiddle along with I'm,
un when the Door see ut he ast i'm right
away If he could play Hell On the Wob
basht." Nose tOlo nn h. could. Tn air,
nuthln ud do but he must play. So Nose
tuck out fiddle I'm put tho butt eeni nv
err up under his waWmus I'm lit ento playnn
= * be was W0rhun By the job
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"dellum sai you nuvver sea feuer as
tickled IA the ID or was. He gut right
plum before NJ $50 TN let en- o pattun abou'
IA big q moCoason % they was along the
WOboasht anywhurA Every once en- o
while he'd give yoop. I'm THUR, ckly the
whole blum NV um gut 10 d In IN, IN yor
nuvvcr see no SIGH dain I'm en- yur life.
"Hit wawnt none this h-yur war dam
sun at you h-yuc about now adays. You
ace they'd ben q master lot q FrainCh
fellers mixed en- among the WobDasht
Injuns fur-gracious knows how long.
Uvver seuce La Sale struck tho Il 'llunnoy
should judge UD they'd learnt the
Piankeshaws un the Shonnys un Keca-
erpoos IN tn, WGeaws q lot Frainch
ways, by gum Gransur aaid they could
fiddle un daiuRe IN Song the most purity
Frainch soug4i
well sir, after spen oie Terbacher his
self hobblet cuti He was some IN over a
hundred year cd, but bout the spryest ole
fewer Wv his age at yuvvor see en- yur life.
When he come out they al! qmt dainsun IN
g-yuthered up en- crowd Aroun I'm
Thurreckly h-yur come thee four dozen
young Wecaw gyurlsa pGdun Nv good
G ed gum NV SOM hun VI ruther.
They sot the gum down close TO the olo
man Tor5lCkcr, TN tuck off the kiyver 0fgan
the open eend Nv the gum un then the
Door, he taken two mugs IN dipped onto
the gum un drunk swo,ler nr 30 o1cun
both NV um, uu en- handed YIN TO hose an
10, un toie um to drenh.
"Wen, sir, whit you reckon hit wairi
Nuthun but sugar-WOrter t-yuri Nose un
10 IN Gransur said lots times Afterwards
at that sugar worter byur wGa about the
best drenk they uvvcr tasted. Boat me
thiglum all ho!lcri All thee wv um drunk
| un drunk toll thur tongues gut aisoat Un
all the rest the injuus filed thursovs NJ
plum full un running over.
"Then the Door fixed up the treaty, M
| him an Olo man TcrbaCher put thur John
| uancocks to the bottom NV the paper right
under lieiiumzas IN Henry's un 0ransurs
names, un then they all ct thur dinner VI
drunk another gum Nv sugar wort,r b-ynr
| un then put Gu the rest w the afternoon
! iiddlun un d ilSul.
| CLARK loud at tn / was about the hes'
| treaty they was made etal Fur by gum
| the Door stuck right 20 his word un tht
| Wobbasht Injuns uuyvor ned en- with the
Lake lnjuus agln the Murrysuns after
that, but kept um outen all thur fusse'
whurrur they was right ur nut
"Hellun loud bit was Moses fiddle al
cotSh um. But Nose stuck to ut at hit WA
the suga- -wcrter b-yur. Anyways they
ben oceans O spgarworter byur made
uvver scncc along the Wobbasht Jerry
Snyder up en- Montgomery County makes
bout the best sugarwater b-yur yuvvel
drunk But they hain't nobody ut coult
beat ole man Terb1ck r at ut"
II. w. TAYLOR
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THE OLD SAW-Mllt.

There are scenes OF our youth that we 'oVo !"
remember,
And Others, perchanco, that welong t"'orSet'
A word. or a look sets afre every embcr,
And we find them atame in cur memories
yet ,,
Che buzz OF a saw set my mind 70 reflection,
To-day. while I wandered, my soul TO regaie;
And rose like picture, the fond recollection
or the busy old saw mill that stood In the
vale
The weather worn saw.m mill, the musical saw
mill,
The busy old sawmin that stood In the vale
II was built by q brook, FAR from all habttaton'
That leapt 'twiXt the hills midst the slicn"
profound;
The mill was the earnest OF civilization,
As sawed out the logs for new dwellings,
around
They grew to village, by thrift, aud by labor,
And the miller grew old, but sim hearty ana
hale;
How he smiled with delight as he welcomed
each ncghbOr
To the busy old saw mill that stood in the
vale.
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| took copious notes and made O rough
sketch Of the performance with a bottle OF
ink and u marking brush. Just "a the Wis
itor was preparing TO start away for an
| other call IL saw me and came back. In
about oue-cighth OF a second j know just
| how my villain felt while being twisted
into u protzal. After carrying me over
county or two it deposited me on the
ground. When came 70 my senses had
| on just exactly part OF one stocking and a
collar button. My left ear was gone en-
tircly and my right ear was loose. had
! just five teoth left Four of my ribs were
broken AMI my right heel was where my
| toes should have been.
| had a few other injuries of more or less
Importance, such "a broken arm and d
missing finger, but my plysic.l suhsrinS
WAS nothing TO my mental IN IA sh. My DC
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and Of course wanted TO M rry fa@gY.
J mn WAS poor AMI the gas hupperS were
catu q his crops an | the m T., /; 90 was
al, ut 10 he Tor 'rIo cd, nj he had Warf
on the cud OF HIS none
About the t ne was rea ~ IN hive my
cyol, ne uppc ana get ITS W FIX IN mad
tho aft of the low ~ in lr'ttY bad
shap'. The & a dean hIt 81 20 Piggy,
put her in a buggy and was Carrying her
off 90 the ~ rest msn stCr John was
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coffin and deposited it in front OF an
undcrtakor's shop Then it took John in
its strong embrace and put HIM on the
vacant scat beside the fair Peggy,
whipped up the horse and landed the
whole out fit in the minister's front yard,
with the marriage license and tho minis
ter's fee on Poggy's lap.
1t even removed the wart from Johns
noss and gently and tanlcrly blew off
every ono of Pcggy's frccklcs. Then it iu-
troduced them to ea h 9th ,r and after tho
minister had finished 80 ic NJ the young
couple it CALAMITY saluted tne bride, gave a
triumphant howl and won't whooping and
screcchug off over the prarle.
| When hid erect d ny threo-story and
basement plot felt that had done myself
proud. 1 thon went TO work on tho move
itself and hardly took tune TO eat or sleep
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cminently successful
in my ecrand and
tackled one OF the
largest and fcrcest
cyclones over seen
in Kansas. Perbaps
| should rather say
that il tackled me;
at any rate the 10
suit was the same.
When 1t came l
took q commanding
position TO one side
and prepared to 500
I 1 -.
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cred "a ,actlOn OF gray tI..Jn, dIdh't
feel nll. us STAG up AZ lid ovsr my cy-
clone. SIR ls4ar WIS und uOtc .iy mad az
a hornet whon h apple fol- VA his nose.
w, mad G. . IL, WAS 10 think that
su n b. IA .,. hIi not co.le 10 ms
81 mr.. Possib y Ike sworn ut the apple
ana thu grav,t.,lpu; know l swore NJ
myself and my stIpi lity IN c ng my cy'
cl ne go u was, Al these ci,u, vars.
OeClIrsc in aeI n ~ W az 10 WORK 70
cou,'ruc a plot l1aiI4I 70 awe tho
nam's of my chi-Ict II on = ut OF tho
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A WRONG REyENGED.
A Tragedy from Real l. r. Resulting in
Dual Murder.

Dual Murder.
Dr P,rnh. RoIIat's dnsrrut "A his Office.
stans and walked down the street toward
H. h,grl,ng-uloco. He WA 4 handsome,
,Au,huirt man Of forty. whose dress and
,nanr,r. showed "a cons inrlb,e degra, of
r"6nau,.pt Ige,yas a.p-a,,tri1g phyti ian,
and tbap IN no, coa,id 'r.l w,4 thy, he VIVA
known 10 possess comfortable share Of
,bi. 'y,,,ld,. gnpls. yyh f., ms ,rga and sue
rrs.rnl nracti,e b.token"d = sure and t;li.d-
nal iu,rra,r of his fortune
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pursu ug the team on
foot, ana was notOvcr-
tukin tao SCoIndrol-
~ aJductor TO any
great extent The
era. shoppers lad cat
on up every thing on
j Inns farm except
the mort ago and The
shingles on the roof.
The old mlser, who
ho,d tho mortgage IN
u grasshopper proof
safe, WIS gong to
tOrUClOse at four
O'Clock, and it WIS
then two. Pcggy's
fr@ klcs had grown
thicker. and the
,unrt IN .JDhu'a nOs9
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o. ~ Try run n u
l.dilts nj Al - mons
orany Of hath uscnsc
so l nan 4 my hor-
oiuc Pn''y Ion g md
my h go J I'm IN IN
| uaic 7 = y lively
orphan wn,h ir ck' 2
nj h Il her Nv with
h r qua" ll'n v "a
Stubbs, the VI IN o,
the pot. He VS. rich
and Wncd tue iarm
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MY RxppKIENCg.

full-growu specimen and carefully note
its method of doing business, Justas had
about mndoup my mind, the artist who was
making the illustrations sent me word that
he could not draw cyclone from magma
ton and did not intend to sketch one from
naturo.
As my soul reyolted rom the thought OF
cyclonic novel without a picture OF Cy-
clone in it, and as I was bit OF an artist
myself, | determined to take Little trip
! through Kansas and tackle tho cyclone In
! its native wilds OF course took my pre-
cious manuscript with me.
| come now to part Of my great disoov-
cry Of which I speak with sadness. was
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A Useful Dom e,tic,

Lady What does the groceryman wauti
Bridgct-Saure, Mum, he is afther his
bill, and IT'S thrubblesome that he is.
Lady You go out and talk to him. II he
N ,s,s any trouble, you can Bridget over
better ,ha1 | can. 7ezas Sytinys.
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larger Altogether things looked squally
for the lovers. Then my cy, lone app larod
upon In, scene, and hustled - frame for a
few, short, brief moments. Things were
somewhat 4 fl rent when it got through.
1t moved the guardian's farrn-crops,
buildings aud all-ovcr on to Johns farm.
Then 1t procco ed 70 scare tho old mlser 30
n-arly to deGth That he tore up the mort
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gage on job ms farm
and took TO the cell
lar. Not sat.sd d
with its good work
It snlthcd tho vii
liam of a guardian
from the buggy and,
after twisting him
into something Int
rc9cmblCd a human
tel, IT, put him in
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~ so n t. = new IN
t % move m IL was
the cy,l, II may
DO a Cd -tuu by this
ime, buj / was new
then. l felt IS big IA
"a house over my Ide'.
Why, ; ri aac New
ton win n no diScov-
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a NEW NOVEL.
4 Eook with nm Original P1ot, Founded
GA urr.ng Incl lents--thy 1t Has Never
I,r,u publisheI.

brtn TubIIsheI.
"I,,r's moth ng new under toe sum-"
5 y.,A OIL saw; pr baby rht man VINO
g. al th1 saying had JUS finished reading
au,y'l. NO doubt chas,nut, ar, npurish'
ia. uUt u man wants CLang1 un't IN
wh..e, AMI lhoro /, u forum, Tor vne m n
wac ldFia.s something new in tho way OF
plot
NV and IN III Dm mt pi ~ u thought
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but saw my sketch in the next number OF
Tarls'r's U,etw. | suppose 1t blew clear 10
New Y rk. nd IN = explains why the
novel is still chestnut.
JOHN ID. SHERMAN.
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until | had the manu-
script finished with
the exception OF tho
6nal chapter in whi h
the cyclone appears.
/ had never seen q
cyclone and / felt
that in order to do
the subject justice
and keep up the gen-
eral style Of my story
fought TO investigate
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BsFoRE thc wedding day she was dear
and hc was ber treasured bat afterwar1s
she became dearer and be treasurer.
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r w. BI,TGyvIGIt, Attorney ard Cepureior Al
IL. Law. and Notary Public Rooas q s. 10, Cpers
Eouss Block, Ottawa, III.
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D II. LINCOLN Attorney at Law, one
~. over No 70 Is sstle street. wet side ~ INT
~ ri aouse OTTAWA III iuiyF5
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~ MolpOUGALII,ht Attorney at Law. CtaHa
~. III. Ofioa In Gedney's Block dec-N
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~ CFRIC9<9S, Attorney and Counselor az Ia"
~. Once In Lyncht block, Main street, WtswH Ill
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frFORCSF 8. EIDREJEi II, Attorney :
" Law Ott,Ce In Pustottice Block Ottawa, LII 4Drl
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loved manuscript, my notes and my sket III
n,G van shcd utterly, l Was sent homo O
hearted and blghted being. I
never heard Of my manuscript or notes {;
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II G.. SWIFT, Attorney at Law, ArulOry Block,
T.. Special attention given 20 probate matters.
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mr. IL. w. WEBS, (Deutclsr I'oen,rl Ian
IL Physician and SurgeOn 10 the st Lo1E FeNate
Hoduta once over Stiefeis Clothing Store crner o.
Main and La sails streeta Restds0ce on sorth Mnn
AZ Mrs Eenza at"
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uxspyx.yn JOHN n. vIpHd1
NAyO 81 wIDN1ER, Attorney az Law
VI Ofice In Nattiusers Block, corner OF stA'
.nS Mstp streets front r>oIn no sss''e. V'hsnl III
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n, @. TREN AIRY, Attorney al Law. orcs
3 Elors Ottawa III tunS
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,NHO5. G.. E'ULLERrON,A Attorney n
west ~ Court H0uRe jani-S
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Rxchange on UniCnFo. New York, and all tire primo
pal clnag OF the UElted states bought and sold.
Exchange on England, Ireland. Scotland and Cont
mental Euripe drawn IN sumo 10 suit
United States Bonds Gold and Silver bought and colo
Our facilities are such that can offer Involvement
20 cus,omers and we shall our endesvors 10 CIV
to those entrustlng with their business
Banking hours from ga. N. toiP.s.
JOHN + NASH. Cashie-.
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IOHN u. RICE. Attorney ri Law, geddiCSr
~ Uock, city of trtaws- VIII practice law y IL
Ss,ie and adjoining counties, end La the Appsst
and suurrnis Courts, sepSG'Sr'
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mr. j. y. RYBURN, Ottaws, NJ ONCE IN
/ J Opera uoaso Block. In Office day and night
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INR. q. MILhIEIt, the wen known 0cnrs
III ana Arrst ottawa Ill ONCE, over fHchs an
goods stor, Main street
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al N. a RMssTEONtf, Attern, ) and Cow
kl. seior 81 Law. Ottawa, Ill. Notary ubtlc tnlOe
In Cioineys BiOGR, ottawa iuns,W
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p Nv g. Ola ~ 3

mr.. CHA RTrY SANDEiSS, s'ceessg
/ 70 DR.. A,cnda Auter- Ohos Opera hoTei olVsh'
Ottawa Ill Telephone. No i3' sep"
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In NJ. GODFREY, M. D.. l. y 9, 5
II. Rdinbnrx. OfHoe In Armoure rew Ouikia1 ~
dafi>or street. IhSiSence n Webster 81 su3NT
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}SrOfsssi0nal CarDs,
ArTc & N e Y 9 ,

~ WV. BLA <E, Attorney and Gounaelor
u. at Law. Room g second hOor, Court House, OHs
wa III All legal business promptly attended u. JAMS
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nR- WIN. ESst s.PPARD, member a M
IL Roy,l College o, terinsry 9uiIrcnS sn@fn
Fe,lov Of the London ge$erinary AesicA hsst7slioe
a., Veterinary rat or Dsatoas Sp.rti ~ sne I~~f
AN be eopeuileA at bis Office an Lafayette ~ ss9s
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UIEaa r 8ILPHEr JANIS H. ECKRLa
HIlIBF.RT 81 Eek ELS Attorneys and
~ COunselors at Law, Futerer Is Metlger's Block,
east of Court HOrse. BepEh,S
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AZ KNEyJSNII 4. Herman Drnsgsst and Apotno
MI eary (Wnoleaale ard reseiL) hain srosf Jt's
"a. m I'm porter az Drugs, Cssnic0t> Frencs Co~D
a. hyanSSea. w'nea, &c
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Comfy SUPERINTENDENT Of PEahG ScaSo'
CB. STOCKDALE

,u hd organizations ct his ofoe In he Court Houns
On the srDnd snd fourth Bs,urdsy. Of each .sanrn
or q rlrthef noecA A2A
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Close wheat in better demand; No. z
winter, IS. ] d.; spring, same.
Receipt of wheat for the past week
from Atlantic ports. $1,000 quarters;
from Pacific ports, 600 quarters; other
sources. 1900 quarters.
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Afternoon Stock Market
Chicago Produce Markets.


CHICAGO. April 4.
Wheat-Firm; cash, tx @ 1917
May. S2ss; June. SIS.
Corn = sterdy; cash, 3iA @ 34A;
May. 399f; June. 1925.
Oats-Stesdy; cash, 235s q 24A; May,
2ssl. ,
Whisky-1S.
Perk-Firmg cash, 20.75; May and
June, 81 1l-
Lard-steady; cash, 7.25; May. 1924
!ihf AFTERNOON.
Wheat Easy; cash, n; May. s23z ;
June, 81.
Corn-unchsuged
Rye-Qlies, $40.
Barley-Basy, 5I12.
Whiskv-l8.
Oats-UnchaEged.
Pork anG lard unchanged.
Shoulders, Clio q 6.25; short clear,
$50 a SIS; short ribs, s,G2A.
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a,v.rpool Grain Market

LIVERPOOL. April 4.
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New YORK STOCK Exchange.

New YoRK, April 4.-The new week
at the Stock Exchange opened with an
active and strong market. and with
coal stocks particular feature. The
opening was strong, with she first prices
e 10 q per cent. above the CLOSING
nsures Of Saturday. Later, Pacific
Mail showed some feverishness and
irregularities were displayed in the
early dealings, but the market soon be-
came strong under thu lead of Reading
and Fort Worth and Denver, to which
was added Jersey Central; later in the
day, the advance met with several set
backs. Advances were confined to small
fractions in the general list and
Il general reaction took place before
noon; but later the strong tone reap
peared. a slight weakness was notice
able III some stocks in the last hour,
but the market was strong at the close,
and generally close to the best of the
iay. Reading is up 2, Jersey Central
~, Pacific Mail IA and San Francisco
Preferred L.
Governments are dull and steady to-
day. t
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salt LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

~ GsEeIgl sttentIon given to the sale of Ores
ano AuHon. We solicit Consignmenvs.
sUA' SA'esLns the Highest Market Prices.
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syrup OF Elss,

Manufactured by the California fl,
yrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Ms
Ire's Own Trus Laxative This ples.
Mt Californla liquid fruit remedy ma,
"a had OF 4. G. Smith & Co., at so cent.
f 81. 1t is the most pleasgn.
SmPt, and effective remedy known 1,
.e&nse the system to act on the Live,
Aidnsys, and Bowels geatly yet thor
suEhiy; TO diBpei Headaches, Colds, aac
Fsvsrs; 70 cure ConztpannR. La6igsF
40a, and kindred uis.
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Money Market.


New YoRK. April 4.
Money. SOC.